Governments worldwide roll out emergency energy relief following Iran war
In the wake of the Iran war, governments across Europe and Asia are taking drastic steps – ranging from slashing fuel
In the wake of the Iran war, governments across Europe and Asia are taking drastic steps – ranging from slashing fuel
Britain’s government plans to delink electricity prices from volatile gas markets by offering older renewable generators long‑term, fixed‑price contracts, covering roughly
The global wind industry installed 165 GW of new capacity in 2025, a 40% increase over the previous year. Total cumulative capacity
Battery‑electric vehicle (BEV) registrations in 15 major European markets grew by 29.4% year on year to nearly 560,000 units in the
UK energy secretary Ed Miliband will frame the energy transition as a security imperative, arguing that reliance on fossil fuels leaves Britain

Statera has emphasised that the UK’s renewables buildout is already running ahead of system capability, turning excess wind into a cost
International Air Transport Association (IATA) chief Willie Walsh said flights in Europe could be cancelled from the end of May because
India’s foreign ministry confirmed it has withdrawn its offer to host the United Nations COP33 summit in 2028. Reuters reported earlier
Spain’s energy and competition watchdog, the CNMC, said it found long‑term breaches of electricity system rules that may have affected power‑system

A senior Conservative voice has used one of the UK gas sector’s flagship events to argue that current energy policy risks